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Students select in order of preference up to eight schools and are assigned to their first-choice down to their last-choice, in rank-order of their scores until all available places in each of those schools are filled.
Alex Mallory: SHSAT Is the Golden Ticket Alex Mallory 2011
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Students select in order of preference up to eight schools and are assigned to their first-choice down to their last-choice, in rank-order of their scores until all available places in each of those schools are filled.
Alex Mallory: SHSAT Is the Golden Ticket Alex Mallory 2011
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Students select in order of preference up to eight schools and are assigned to their first-choice down to their last-choice, in rank-order of their scores until all available places in each of those schools are filled.
Alex Mallory: SHSAT Is the Golden Ticket Alex Mallory 2011
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But this is of course true of most forms of competition: Most academics I know can rank-order everyone in the room at a professional conference with the speed and precision of a courtier at Versailles.
Spend It or Save It? Megan McArdle 2011
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Another approach is what I would term rank-order multiple choice.
Rank-order Multiple Choice, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Students select in order of preference up to eight schools and are assigned to their first-choice down to their last-choice, in rank-order of their scores until all available places in each of those schools are filled.
Alex Mallory: SHSAT Is the Golden Ticket Alex Mallory 2011
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Students select in order of preference up to eight schools and are assigned to their first-choice down to their last-choice, in rank-order of their scores until all available places in each of those schools are filled.
Alex Mallory: SHSAT Is the Golden Ticket Alex Mallory 2011
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My claim is that grouping these questions together and effectively asking students to "rank-order" them in terms of truth or falsehood should reduce at least the type I errors.
Rank-order Multiple Choice, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The following is a rank-order list of the most common reasons caregivers give for recommending a cesarean: 1. Failure to progress in labor See below.
Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn Penny Simkin 2010
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The following is a rank-order list of the most common reasons caregivers give for recommending a cesarean:
Pregnancy, Childbirth, and the Newborn Penny Simkin 2010
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